WCHS soccer blasted by Brentwood
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The Lady Bruins of Brentwood out of District 11-AAA visited the Lady Pioneer soccer team and rolled past Warren County 11-0 as eight Lady Bruins got in on the scoring action.
Warren County fell to 0-1-2 on the season and was scheduled to take on Blackman Thursday at home.
Brentwood took control of the game from the opening whistle and didn’t waste any time taking the first shot of the day, just three minutes into the contest.
Forward Dana Schwartz put Brentwood on the board at the 30:29 mark. Warren County had trouble gaining any offensive momentum as the Lady Bruins ran their offense and defense to perfection.
Brentwood crashed the net and followed each shot, which resulted in four more goals in the final 20 minutes of the first half.
Molly Childress put the Lady Bruins up 2-0 followed with goals from Maggie McLaughlin, Katie Lowder and another goal from Schwartz with 30 seconds left in the half for a 5-0 lead.
Second-half action saw much of the same from the Lady Bruins as their speed and ball-handling skills were unchallenged by the Lady Pioneers. Kristen Hutchison gave Brentwood a 6-0 lead 15 minutes into the second half. Mary Yeager put Brentwood up 7-0 at the 24-minute mark.
Warren County pushed the ball down field just three times before Lacey Cross put Brentwood up 8-0. In the final 10 minutes Kerie Kerstetter hit back-to-back goals to make it a 10-0 game.
Warren County’s only shot in the half came at the 6:57 mark from Alex Mullican, but the shot missed its mark.
Stephanie Dixon scored for Brentwood’s final goal with five minutes left. Time ran off the clock slowly for the Lady Pioneers, as Brentwood wrapped up the shutout
The Lady Bruins had 27 shots on the night, while Warren County had just two.
“Brentwood is an outstanding team,” said coach Keith Hamilton.
“We knew they were good, but tonight they had everything working for them. It wasn’t pretty, but our girls got a chance to see some really good players and it was a good learning experience.”